Publishing and hosting

Page addresses people can read, share and remember

Pages live at short, clean addresses such as /about or /menu, never with a technical ending. Any link that still uses .html is sent to the clean address automatically.

What you get

  • No .html endings

    A request for /contact finds the right page on its own, so every address you share stays short and looks like it belongs to a real brand.

  • Permanent redirects for old links

    Links ending in .html or index.html get a permanent 301 redirect to the clean version, with any query string kept, so old bookmarks never break.

  • One address per page

    Canonical links and social tags point to the clean address on your main domain, so Google sees one version of each page instead of duplicates.

How it works

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Ask for a new page

    Tell the AI which page you need, for example a price list. It names the page in the language of your site, like rreth-nesh on an Albanian site.

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Link it from the menu

    The AI adds the page to the navigation and links it by its clean address, so both visitors and search crawlers can reach it.

  3. 3

    Step 3

    Publish and share

    Press Publish and share the address without any ending. Anyone who types the old form with .html still lands on the same page.

Frequently asked questions

A clean URL is a web address without file endings or technical parts, such as /contact instead of /contact.html. It is easier to read and type, and it looks more trustworthy in search results and messages.

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